Hello Rita It's possible that this could be her in 1841 Haverfordwest parish of St Martin's. enum dist 14 Folio 28 page 11 North Street Mary Child 65 Ind Y Ann Young 18 F.S. Y Neither of these people are in Haverfordwest town in 1851. In Freystrop in 1851 there are 3 Ann Youngs all born Freystrop but all the wrong age Ann Young 17 , Ann Young 9, Ann Young 46. (Note: In 1841 there are 3 Ann Youngs aged 7, 30 , 80) However there is an Ann Young aged 27 in Steynton shown as born in Roch. This doesn't seem to be your Ann as my guess is that she is married already to an Isaac Young - unless the marriage to James Little was a second marriage. Do you have the marriage details? Presumably not or else you would have Ann's father's name and occupation. I'm a bit puzzled by the 1861 census entry in Union Street as it shows their son William aged 13 born GLA Pontlottyn and there they should be in the 1851 census - but they don't seem to be listed. By the way as the birthplace in 1861 is just given as Pem may I ask the source of the Freystrop as birthplace? Maybe your next step should be to get a copy of the marriage certificate. All for now Pat In message <[email protected]>, rita woodcock <[email protected]> writes >Hello Pembroke, > >New member signing on in hopes someone can help me with an ANN YOUNG born circa >1823 at a place called FREYSTROP in Pembrokeshire. > >I believe she married a JAMES LITTLE ( my Gt Gt Gt Grandfather) born circa 1821 >in Hungerford in Wilts. > >On the 1861 British Census, if I am correct with Ann's maiden name, the family >were living in Union Street, Pontlottyn, Glamorganshire and had three children >William Little aged 13 yrs, Thomas Little aged 9 yrs and Elizabeth Little aged >2 >yrs. > >Anyone with information on ANN YOUNG would be most welcomed. > >Best Regards and a Happy New Year to you all. > >Rita > > > > > > >- ------------------------------- > Yahoo! Messenger - Communicate instantly..."Ping" your friends today! >Download >Messenger Now > >______________________________ -- Pat Powell